Local SEO

Building visibility that scales across multiple locations

Multi-location visibility fails in predictable ways: duplicated location pages, profiles owned by whoever set them up, and reporting that cannot tell which market is working. All three are structural problems, so they have structural fixes.

April 2026 · 6 min read

Own the profiles centrally, edit them locally

Keep every business profile under one organisation account with clear permissions. Local managers can still update photos, hours and posts—but the core information stays governed.

Give each location a page worth visiting

A location page that swaps the city name into the same paragraph helps nobody. Each should carry the team, the address and directions, the services actually offered there, local reviews, and answers to questions specific to that market.

  • One page per physical location, linked from a clear locations index.
  • Consistent structured data for each address and set of hours.
  • Genuine local detail: parking, neighbourhoods served, seasonal considerations.

Report by market, not just in total

Totals hide the story. When calls, direction requests and form submissions are tracked per location, you can see which markets need attention and which practices are worth copying across the group.

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